Sony PS5 Pro to get over 50 ‘enhanced’ games: What to expect

It’s been almost three months since Sony first announced the launch of the new PlayStation 5 Pro. But there haven’t been many games that we know of that will use all the console’s special features.

Now, however, Sony has announced over 50 enhanced games for the console, all of which will be released on the same day the PS5 Pro launches, i.e., on November 7. These games will come with special features tuned for the PS5 Pro, like advanced ray tracing, Spectral Super Resolution, and more.

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Read on to see the full list of enhanced games coming to the PS5 Pro.

List of enhanced games coming to the PS5 Pro

Here are all the enhanced games you can play on your PS5 Pro at launch.

Alan Wake 2

Albatroz

Apex Legends

Assassin’s Creed Mirage

Baldur’s Gate 3

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6

EA Sports College Football 25

Dead Island 2

Demon’s Souls

Diablo IV

Dragon Age: The Veilguard

Dragon’s Dogma 2

Dying Light 2 Reloaded Edition

EA Sports FC 25

Enlisted F1 24

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth

Fortnite

God of War Ragnarok

Hogwarts Legacy

Horizon Forbidden West

Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered

Kayak VR: Mirage

Lies of P

Lords of the Fall (2023)

Madden NFL 25

Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered

Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales

Naraka: Bladepoint

NBA 2K25

No Man’s Sky

Palworld

Paladin’s Passage

Planet Coaster 2

Professional Spirits Baseball 2024-2025

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart

Resident Evil Village

Rise of Ronin

Rogue Flight

Star Wars: Jedi Survivor

Star Wars: Outlaws

Stellar Blue

Test Drive Unlimited: Solar Crown

The Callisto Protocol

The Crew Motorfest

The Finals

The First Descendant

The Last of Us Part I

The Last of Us Part II Remastered

Until Dawn

War Thunder

Warframe

World of Warships: Legends

What to expect from PS5 Pro-enhanced titles?

All of these titles will come with special features tuned for the PS5 Pro, such as Advanced ray tracing options, smooth framerate support of 60Hz or 120Hz, and Spectral Super Resolution.

Advanced ray tracing options will make the games look more realistic with better shadows, reflections, and lighting. Meanwhile, Spectral Super Resolution feature will add AI-generated details to frames for better overall image quality.

Support for 120Hz on some games will also mean those who have a compatible monitor/television will be able to enjoy smoother gameplay. All of this means that the enhanced PS5 Pro games will look more appealing than their PS5 counterparts. 

The aforementioned titles will be available from November 7. But this is not it, and there will be more games that will be enhanced for the PS5 Pro later on.

Do note that all the existing PS5 games will also be playable on the PS5 Pro. But if you have discs, you’d have to get Sony’s external disc adapter to play all your games.

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If you are someone who’s planning to purchase the new PS5 Pro at launch, you’d be interested to know that it offers 45 per cent faster rendering than the PS5, has 2TB of storage, and supports 8K resolution support.